Where Do You Get Your Inspiration From?

Decorating By sweetpoison Updated 22 Jun 2012 , 11:28pm by shanter

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sweetpoison Posted 22 Jun 2012 , 8:33pm
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Just out of curiosity icon_smile.gif

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kakeladi Posted 22 Jun 2012 , 10:45pm
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Anywhere and everywhereicon_smile.gif
Figurines/nic-nacs; balloons; any kind of art; art books; fabric; nature;
Haven't you ever walked through a store or see a picture in a book and say "Hey, that would make a cute cake!" ?

And, of course, seeing other's cakes. Take elements from this one, ...another element from that one and some thoughts of your own to come up with a new, different creation.

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Oreobo Posted 22 Jun 2012 , 10:56pm
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I agree with kakeladi. Incorporate what you like from other cakes into your own cake. A fence, a bird, color, etc. The list is endless.

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kelleym Posted 22 Jun 2012 , 11:16pm
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Scrapbooking paper is great inspiration!

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letsgetcaking Posted 22 Jun 2012 , 11:22pm
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I agree with the above posters - you can find inspiration anywhere! One of my daughters has a really cute summer dress that I think would look great as a cake.

Here's an example of a cookie I made after seeing a pretty wedding album:

Cookie
http://letsgetcaking.blogspot.com/2010/10/creative-pumpkins.html

Album
http://factorydirectcraft.com/pimages/20070330134240-417206/cinderella_carriage_wedding_guest_registry_sign_in_book.jpg

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shanter Posted 22 Jun 2012 , 11:28pm
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Fabric, textiles. I also put any kind of search word I "like" into Google Images, such as Paris, India, tulips, dutch design, scandinavian design, etc. Then I sometimes limit it to line drawings or clip art.

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